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    This document outlines a student project to develop an ocean wave energy converter (WEC) using various software tools. The project involves four students - Aravindh M, Kabilan V S, Dhanish Kumar V, and a faculty advisor Mr. D. Selvamuthukumaran. The objectives are to harness renewable energy from ocean waves and contribute to sustainable energy generation. The proposed work methodology includes designing the WEC using SolidWorks, simulating it using SolidWorks and ANSYS, and evaluating the electrical output using Matlab. Aravindh will focus on the mechanical design and simulation. Kabilan will perform static and dynamic structural analysis. Dhanish will handle the electrical design and simulation

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    BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    S7 Project work 1 – Project Approval – (27/06/2023)


    SP032 - CLUSTER 1
    DEVELOPMENT OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY
    CONVERTER FOR WAVE ENERGY
    CONVERSION
    Internal
    Special lab:-UNMANNED UNDERWATER VEHICLE

    Name: Aravindh M Name: Kabilan V S Name: Dhanish Kumar V Name: Mr D. Selvamuthukumaran


    Reg.No: 211MC501 Reg.No: 201MC119 Reg.No: 211EE504 Designation: Assistant Professor III
    Dept: Mechatronics Dept: Mechatronics Dept: Electrical & Electronics Engineering Dept: Mechanical engineering
    INTRODUCTION

    The development of ocean wave energy converters (WECs) for wave energy conversion is a

    promising aim at harnessing the renewable energy potential of ocean waves. These innovative

    devices are designed to efficiently capture and convert the kinetic energy of waves into usable

    electricity, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional power generation methods. With

    objectives focused on enhancing efficiency, ensuring reliability and durability, reducing costs,

    minimizing environmental impact, enabling scalability and grid integration, advancing research and

    development, and fostering regulatory support, the development of WECs holds great potential in

    contributing to a greener and more sustainable future by stepping into the vast energy resources of

    the world's oceans.


    ABSTRACT

    This study focuses on the comprehensive development of a WEC, combining design using
    SolidWorks software, structural analysis using ANSYS software, and electrical energy output
    measurement using Proteus software's Simulate module. The objective is to design an efficient
    and reliable WEC capable of capturing and converting the kinetic energy of waves into usable
    electrical power. The design process involves optimizing the shape, size, and material selection of
    the WEC components using SolidWorks. ANSYS software is then utilized to perform structural
    analysis, ensuring the WEC's integrity and performance under varying wave conditions. Finally,
    Proteus software's Simulate module is employed to measure the electrical energy output of the
    WEC, providing valuable insights into its efficiency and performance. By integrating these
    software tools, this research aims to contribute to the development of highly effective WEC
    designs that can play a vital role in sustainable energy generation from ocean waves.
    OBJECTIVES

    • Renewable Energy Generation

    • Energy Security

    • Sustainable Development

    • Technological Advancement

    • Economic Opportunities

    • Energy Independence
    PROPOSED WORK AND METHODOLOGY

    • DESIGN(Solid works)

    • DESIGN SIMULATION(Solid works)

    • STATIC ANALYSIS(Ansys)

    • DYNAMIC ANALYSIS(Ansys)

    • ELECTRICAL DESIGN(Matlab)

    • ELECTRICAL SIMULATION(Matlab)
    CONTRIBUTION

    • MECHANICAL DESIGN AND SIMULATION (ARAVINDH M)

    • STATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS (KABILAN V S)

    • ELECTRICAL DESIGN AND SIMULATION (DHANISH KUMAR V)


    THANK YOU

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